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3 Stocks That Have Trounced the Market in 2022

Bram Berkowitz, The Motley Fool
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3 Stocks That Have Trounced the Market in 2022
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Investors will not be sad to put the first half of the year behind them, as the market has been absolutely crushed this year -- the S&P 500 is down more than 21% year to date and in bear market territory. High inflation, rising interest rates, Ukraine, and the possibility of a recession have put investors on edge and had them repositioning their portfolios and heading for the sidelines. The large and historic beverage company Coca-Cola (NYSE: KO) is up more than 6% this year.

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